Cruelty free beauty blogger, Jen, from My Beauty Bunny shares her makeup bag with us. Let’s see what her essentials are!
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Copyright secured by DigiproveForeign Beauty Friday: Vov Color Song Eye Wave
*I am lucky enough to know people overseas that send me things. I also have friends and family that travel, so I harrass them make sure they bring me back goodies.
This weeks Foreign Beauty comes to us from Vov Cosmetics in Korea. This is the “Color Song Eye Wave”, in 4 – Dreaming Gray, Dreaming Gold, Dreaming Mocha and Dreaming Brown. Mine came with individual sponge applicators, but it looks like it now comes with one wide brush for sweeping application of all of the colors at the same time.
Have any of you ever heard of, or tried, the Color Song shadows?
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Beauty Spotlight 2/5/2012
Where can you learn about BB creams, cleansing waters, unique brands like Heidi D, luxurious brands like Rouge Bunny Rouge, drugstore brands like Maybelline plus watch a makeover? And that’s only touching the surface! The Beauty Spotlight Team is where you can learn about all these and more.
Jen from My Beauty Bunny shares her tutorial on how to apply mineral foundation.
Are the new B.B. Creams biased against the unnaturally pale? Lisamarie from Beauty Crazed tries a bunch out – go find out if she is launching a discrimination lawsuit or not!
Are you ready to bring out your inner child? Beauty Info Zone wants to show you how with Maybelline Dream Bouncy Blush.
At Everyday Beauty, Zuzu’s Petals talked about how her routine has changed over the last few years and wondered if yours has, too.
At Lipstick Musings, Shannon’s discussing the world of natural cosmetics (and a particularly militant company rep) with On Going Natural…
Want to see what is in the new Jo Malone Vitamin E Moisturising Day Creme spf 15? Then check out London MakeUp Girl’s post on it, including the ingredients list, here: Jo Malone Vitamin E Day Creme.
Modesty Brown shows us swatches of all four Rouge Bunny Rouge Seas of Illumination Liquid Highlighters. This is definitely one for the makeup magpies!
Have you guys ever tried a cleansing water? Paula, from Older Girl Beauty, tells us about Nars and MAC bringing this previously foreign cleansing method to our shores.
Its time for monthly favorites! Pammy Blogs Beauty reveals her Star Products for the month of January 2011.
Perilously Pale tempts us with more Rouge Bunny Rouge. This time a delicious serving of Jungle Fudge Glass Gloss.
Prime Beauty discovers her perfect My Lips But Better Lip Gloss and the collection describes her perfectly. Introducing the Heidi D Bossy Collection!
A foray into Organic makeup, Visionary beauty reviews the perfectly coordinated eye shadow palette #6 from Nvey Eco.
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Foreign Beauty Friday: Bioderma Matriciane Serum
*I am lucky enough to know people overseas that send me things. I also have friends and family that travel, so I harrass them make sure they bring me back goodies.
Remember yesterday when I talking about cleansing waters and I reminded you guys of my romance with my Bioderma cleansing water? Well, I thought I would let you know that they also have a vast skincare line, too.
The Bioderma Matriciane Serum: Intensive Regeneration Matrix Concentrate has such a long name that it has absorbed into your skin before you can finish saying it.
This little French beauty says that it “restores the metabolic cycles of the skin, and revitalises it each day with new energy”. Hell, I need to put this all over my body, so that I can get up every day if it can work that miracle, right?
Here’s another thing I like about this serum. It specifically states that it “accompanies and optimises the effectiveness” of aesthetic procedures, ie., peels, injections and lasers. So *that’s* how those French beauties stay so lovely… 
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Foreign Beauty Friday: L’Oreal Color Infaillible Eyeshadow
*I am lucky enough to know people overseas that send me things. I also have friends and family that travel, so I harrass them make sure they bring me back goodies.
I’ve been holding out on you guys. I’ve been hoarding this little gem for quite a while now and am glad to say that these L’Oreal Color Infaillible eyeshadows finally made it over here.
Now, before you guys start thinking that I don’t check my spelling in the title, let me remind you that this is “foreign” beauty – as in this one came to me from France. (*of course, that didn’t stop me from spelling it the Americanized “infallible” everywhere else before I caught the difference on the lid.)
The texture is a cross between a cream and a pigment, with the color pay-off of a pigment, especially when used over a primer.
These are available in a range of colors at your local mass market stores of choice for around $8USD.
Have any of you already grabbed one (or more) of these?
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